Bellewstown 17:55 Result
17:55
- 4 Kudbegood 3/1
- 5 Blyton 16/1
- 6 Alice Milligan 7/1
- 7 Take My Hand 14/1
- 8 Lady Leanora 13/2
- 9 Hidden Spark 20/1
- 10 Robert Guiscard 25/1
- 11 Tidal Racer 50/1
- 12 Absolute One Right
- 13 Drish Hero 5/1
- 14 Rockview Empress 25/1
Gerry Hughes Memorial Handicap (45-65) (Div 2)
- 4YO+
- Winner £6000
- -
- 14 runners
7f 187y
Going: Good (Good to Yielding in places)
Surface: Turf
Draw Advantage: NoneRace Tip
KUDBEGOOD didn't have the clearest of runs before finishing well at Roscommon last week and may be able to defy a wide draw. The 6-year-old made the breakthrough at Dundalk during the winter but has plenty of placed efforts to his name on turf as well and will likely be dropped in and ridden for luck by Colin Keane. Course and distance winner Take My Hand gained a third career win at Naas before running well in defeat at Galway and should give a good account of herself, while Roscommon winner Miss Florentine has been very consistent this term and is another to consider from a good draw. The season's leading apprentice is an interesting booking for Blankiedoodie who has finished first and second in two runs at his local track, and Tyrion's Dream looked like he was coming back to form with a pleasing run at the Curragh last time.
- 1
Kudbegood
- 2
Miss Florentine
- 3
Take My Hand
Race Tip
KUDBEGOOD didn't have the clearest of runs before finishing well at Roscommon last week and may be able to defy a wide draw. The 6-year-old made the breakthrough at Dundalk during the winter but has plenty of placed efforts to his name on turf as well and will likely be dropped in and ridden for luck by Colin Keane. Course and distance winner Take My Hand gained a third career win at Naas before running well in defeat at Galway and should give a good account of herself, while Roscommon winner Miss Florentine has been very consistent this term and is another to consider from a good draw. The season's leading apprentice is an interesting booking for Blankiedoodie who has finished first and second in two runs at his local track, and Tyrion's Dream looked like he was coming back to form with a pleasing run at the Curragh last time.
Pick
- 1
Kudbegood
- 2
Miss Florentine
- 3
Take My Hand